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In article <2017@ole.UUCP> ssave@ole.UUCP (Shailendra Save) writes:
>In article <1991Jun18.005130.28440@cs.mcgill.ca>, mingmar@cs.mcgill.ca (Ming MAR) writes:
>> You'll notice that stealth aircraft don't look like chameleons with
>> overgrown spikes.  Do you have any idea how Radar Absorbing Materials
>> work?
>
>  If RAM worked 100%, like you contend they do, how come
>  Czechoslovakia has come out with a detection method which can detect
>  the Stealth aircraft at 250 miles?


Where have you heard about this new detection method?  I do not recall
any knowledgable person on stealth technology claiming the aircraft was
invisiable to radar, rather it was difficult to detect.  The implication
of being able to detect a stealth aircraft at 250 miles woufd be that
it could detect a "normal" aircraft at several times that distance.  I 
find this very interesting and would like to know more about it. 


John Skeffington